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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08
LFlTER Res.


L AIDES FAIR OF THE ST. JOHNS
IL GERMAN RvAE6 ELIcAL CHURCH. COR
NER EIGHTH AND MARSHALL STKRETs.-
Open kVERY DAY during the present week
from 10 ~ r. n. Tho pubic Is respectfully In
exhibition. Good supper, Music. &c. every
night. An Emerson piano has been kindly fur
nished by Moses 4 %. de e-st
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GENTLEMEN'S FINE srz3
" ~zsA5
SLIPPERS In Alligator, Seal Maroon. Goat,
Kangaroo. and Cali. Correct shapes and colors.
An elegant llne OF GLADsToNEs, RAILROAD
BAGS, CLUBS, and GRIPS, In Alligator, Seal,
and Grain Leather. New colors and trimmings.
Nothing so useful nor moro elegant TO- tn,
Holiday trade. IA. eRlGG.
de4 Face Block.
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DESIGNATIONS q pARTNERsmIr =.

RICHMOND, Va. December 1. 1887.
NOTICE OF DISSOLU rION.-I
~ have this day sold my interest In the drug
store, corner Fifth and Marshall. 10 H. NJ.
rheild, who viii continue the business under
the old iirm-name Of II. NJ. SHIELD 4 co. Would
bo glad II my friends would continue TO give him
their patronage. Writ b. TAYLOR.
In calling tho attention Of my friends 10 the
nb0ve notice, wonld say that shall continue the
business Of DRUGGIST at the old stand, corner
Fifth aud Mafshalis and under the name OF H.
M. SHIELD b co. Would DO glad 10 have the
patronage OF the public as heretofore.
do e-eod2w III. NJ. SHIELD.
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The, A.
WI stated communication Of ST. JOHNS w
LODGE. No. 20, A. r. and \. NJ, will be-
held at 81. Adams Hall THIS Thursday EVE
NING at o'clock. Members Of sister dges and
transient brethren are invited to attend.
BY order Of the W. VI.
JOHN J. CRUTLHFlELD,
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HOLLYWOOD MARBLE.woRKs.

HULLYWUO MAKBLE-WURkS.
TX no 8ii CHERRY STREET.
We have In our yapd near Hollywood come
tory a GRANITE MONUMENT which has been
In the possession Of the late Captain John T..
Rogers and the late firm Of Rogers s. Miller for
about thirty-fiye years. The monument was
left 20 have au inscription cut on II. but the In
scripuoa never was left. Parties Interested will
please como and claim the Same within ulne ty
days. II they do not we shall sell Il for expenses
and storage.
DO s-oodgw J. L. MILLER 4 co.
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hooks, srATscsEns, az.
BEAurrFUL DISPLAY
HOLIDAY GOODS,
CHRISTMAS CARDS,
AND
NOVELTIES.
HUNTER { CO.'S BOOK STORE,
629 east Broad street.,

Our stock Of HOLIDAY PRESENTS Is Just
what Il ought 20 DO. Il having been selected
with the creates; care We feol satisfied that our
goods viii plosse oven tho most fasiidious. ant
on examination our prices aiil be found 70 he A.
low as the lowest our sto,k beng al now .thn
being our frs, season horcl, we feel confident
that those who visit our store win 10 amply TO
paid, foE who does not love 10 zee new and pretty
goodsf Don, VA, until you gee ready 70 buy
your presents before visiting us. bat come nov
and let as show yon what We have.
HUNTER Z CO.,
G.s east Broad street.
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DROAD-sTREET OPERA-HOUSE.

Commencing
MONDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 5TH,
and every afternoon and nigh, during The week,
the roaring, side-epiitting comedy
PECK'S BAD BOY.
will be presented by a carefully COM
pany Of frst~clss5 comedians. NJ play WIS ever
SO funny Prices OF Admissions: Mauuees. 10
and 2O,.; night 70 and 3Oc. do 49,
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CHILDREN'S BOOKS,

ALL KINDS AND STYLES OF BINDING.
u you want Just a cheap BooA Tor your child.
our store ia tho place 70 gee IT, n yoa want
something nicer. give us q call, for wa have them
a; all prices from 90. 70 g aadt& We iecl sa.is-
lod that We have Just the Book you want, a. our
assortment IS large, comprising Boo.s for chill.
dren Of all ages.
HUNTERS BOOK STORE.
6.g east Broad street.
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Honest Advertisers,
and do all and oven more than We promise in
the papers. We are getting our large stock of
Holiday N0UeJtjeS

opened up, and this week will be prepared 10
show one OF the choicest stocks in this line 10 be
seen I'm Richmond. We DO not claim 70 own and
offer for sale all the stock in trade Of santa
claus f9r 1857. We mover indIige In such
"wipdyr statements, but we DO claim that II
Won desire z handsome thing In PLUSH GOODS,
BRASS WORK, OR ANYTHING NICE md
KEW. suitable for a holiday gift, we can sup
piy you at prices which defy competition
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BROADCLOTHS
For ladies' Dresses.

We offer to-day at sc yard BR0ADCLOTHS
that we sold last week at Fl;
THE BEST BROADCLOTHS az 81 per yard
(thsso goods are shrunk, 80 will not spot or
draw M:
PLAID DRESS GOODS cheaper than ever;
TRlCOTS ia all colors az very low prices;
An immense stock % DRESS GOODS In plain
and faucy styles at extremely low prices.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
The great reductions that wo have mado in
Beaded Dress Trimmings ore causing rapid
sales. Come and get the prices and you Will not
wonder at II. -
We have on hand n large and wel-assorted
stock of Lace Curtains from 75c. up 20 $40 pair;
Screens from &C. 10 i9bc a yard: Chenille and
Turcoman Curtains from g up to $50 peir;
extra wide Chenille Curtains for folding doors;
all kinds Of Curtain Fixtures.
CARPETS.
Just see our great bargains in Carpeis-the
choicest patterns and tho best qualities at the
lowest prices. handsome carpet IS an orna-
ment ~ a room. We claim that we show the
prottest styles ever exhibited in this city.
CLOAKS.
A good-nttine garment. made Of the best ma
terial. excellent wot Amanshlp, and stylish, can
be had OF US at low prices.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
The largest and best assorted stock ever shown
in this city. No occasion 10 shop around, as We
have everything under one roof. Goods on four
floors suitable for holiday presents.
BUY EARLY.
Our advice Ia 20 buy your goods now. The
crowd increases "a we near Christmas Fay. BY
de8 LEVY Is DAVIS.
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LET THE GOOD WORK GO ON,
THE CLOAK BrSIyESS OF THIS CITY

by virtue Of tho mammoth stock We carry. THE
LATEST Sly LES. THE "NEWESI" GOODS,
AND THE LOWEST PKlCEs-tacis which We
can prove by tho Thousands Of customers In
Richmo1d. Va, and adjoining States and %
whom we refor, confident Of hearty endorse
mont OF what We say.
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GONE BEFORE THE RUSH-WE
y can give you more attention and YOU can
got n better selection OF THE NEWEST GOODS
fN THE MARKET. ID. BUCHANAN.
deS.2t' Goldsmith, III east Broad street.
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c...... i M.ine III furni,hea 70 each mem.

s,.tu,e, Of Maine be furnished to each mem
her of the present House of Representauves'
ON motion of Mr. Randall of Augusta, TINS
order was amended, so n to exempt All mem
hers oe the last legislature from its opera on
Mr.. Wright Of Paris. said that he did not
zoe the necessity Of furnishing each m moei
of the House with copv OF the heViseo
Statutes. especially in view of the fact' as ne
was informed, that there were NOT enough
copies for the purpose. He theref IRE moveo
that the House reconsider its vote passing tne
order as amended to furnish copy TO each
member.
The Speaker put the question aad deeideu
that the motion to reconsider was lost
NJ. Wri yht called for the yeas and NAYS,
and thew were ordered by the House upon
rising vote.
The Clerk then called the roll and the
motion to reconsider was lost by 81 yeas 10
SO nays, as follows:
YEA-Nes.rs. Alden, Allen. Barker, Bradish,
Bradley Chase of Edgecomb, Clark of Bangor LARK
of >aeo. Dickey. Dow. Ee.. Fed, floyd rSsS'
Friend, clover, Hall, harding OF Gorham' hsSoeu'
| Head, Hobson. Horigan. J.wett, hetgan. Levsa
sarr. Lttleh-ld of Pro pect, Lttleheld OF Koekiana
Lufkin, Mslett, Msnlty, Mason Moore Q, Rey
| OBrien, Palmer. Pattangall. Poole. Powers. hey
mold. Kicker, Roberts of Brunswick. Roberts OF
Drx.er RYDER, Sanborn OF Island Fails, SAWYER
scott shas Ss ny Sm' WaTlen o Waugh
I
Whi comb, Whimore. Wiley, Wisweli, "itham,
| York-6l.
! NAY-Messrs. Alexander, Aver. Beal. Bennett
| Billings, Bishop, Bowker BoyntOu. Brown, Burns,
| Carleton, Chase Of Damari.cota Clark of Calais,
| Clark # Caribou Coutier, Condor, Corson, Cush'
ing, Cats, DAWSON, pority, Doten, Engel. Farrar
Ferguson, Foster, agnon, Clifford. G Gene. Greer.
Grindie, Hamilton Of Cumberland. Hamilton OF
iouldsboro, Harper. Harrington, Hawkes., H.rsey,
iodgkins, Hunter, Jones, Jordan, Judkins kidder.
kingsbury, Knapp, Libbey Of Burnham. Libby OF
! Matawamkeag, Lombard, Loonev, Lyons. Marble,
Marstop, Moore OF Deering, Morrill,, Nealley, New
bert, Nobe, Packard. Parcher, Peirce. pray'
Purint IN of Bowdoin. Randall Ray. Richards, Ross,
Russell Scammau, sharp, Small, >turgs. sylvester,
Vaughn. Warren of Wiuslsw. Wedgewood, Went
worth, Weymouth. Widber, Wiggin. Wilson, Wood
man, Wright.-s3.
Mr.. Randall of Augusta said he considered
the printing of five thousand copies OF the
Governors inaugural address, unnecessary
and extravagant, in view of the number
printed in the past years, ranging from LOCO
to 2, 500 during the years from 1877 to 1885;
and he therefore moved that the House re-
con ,ider its vote of yesterday whereby 1t
ordered FIVE thousand copies to be printed,
This motion was carried, aud the original
order being again before the House, Mr. Ran
dali moved that it be amended by striking
out 5, 900 and inserting $500.
The amendment was carried, and the orig
inal order, as amended, was passed,
On motion of MIR. Smith OF M lpleton.
Adjourned.
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Moxie In n New Role.

There was probably never time when the
churches antagonized the rum trade as much
as now. Prohibition is the cry everywhere,
a d has had the benefit of criminal law for
thirty years, yet it has only proved so far
that 1t cannot draw out a leviathan with a
hook, or divide the wheat from the tares.
The liquor interests flourish in spite of the
law, Indignation meetings. acrimonious dis.
cursiors, and prisons. Two years ago it
was learned that Moxie Nerve Food Plant
cured the liquor appetite and satisfied the
drinkers better, leaving only good, vigorous
health; and now word comes from Chicago,
and many other places, that the barkeepers
are obliged to sell it on account of the demand
and it is four Moxies to one whiskey. 1t is
generally believed, now, that it is the most
successful enemy of rum, in that it is as
profitable, and the tares are likely to be
choked by the superior growth of rival.
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COMMITTEE NOTICES.


Fisheries and Game.
The Conn ittee on Fisheres and Game will NEE
in room No ". on wedue. day Of each week, at q
O'Clock r. NJ un'il further ltice
sES g. p ei H1Sunsh" chairmen.
Interior Waters
The Committee on Interior Waters will meet ever
Thursday, until further notice. at o'clock 7. NJ, il
GILBERT, chsirnen.
In. RANDALL.
A. w. YORK. Secretary.
The Committee on L. Dor will meet In he Senate
Chamber Of the State House, on Friday afternoon OF
each week. at O'Clock. IN 4 other"i.e ordered
K G. BRYANT. sec. OF Committee.
Banks and Banking.
The Comnitet on Banks and Banking win meet
In the Senate Chamber. Friday Jan H. at O'Clock
&C. BURRILL, Chairman
j. II. FOGG,
E.B. aALLETT. JR.. Sec.
Dated Jan. II. 1881
Education.
Once of the State supt. of Schools, every Tuesday. at
8o'cloot r. NJ. until further notice.
T. EE q EYb a2kp' chairmen.
Manufactures.
The Joint Committee on Manufactures will NEE,
In their room each week at $40 +. NJ, until further
notice
o. C. e. c ch Kk. chAirmen.
IA HOBsOS, Sec.
Financial Affairs.
The Committee on Financial Affairs will meet
every Tuesday. at O'Clock. In the ireasurers Once
until further notice ,,>,r
State Lands and State Roads
The Committee on State Lands and State Road'
will meet every we9n sday at r. NJ. until further
notice.
I pA n fh z. 'RRiLLrNGs, chairmsn.
Railroads, Paragraphs and Expresses.
The Committee on Railroad. Telegraphs and Elk
presses. will meet In their room. on wednesday.
GEORGE 2. wEscoTr cba,rm.a.
JONATHAN G. CLARK.
January IL. 1855.
Insane Hospital
The Committee on Insane Ho.pital win meet In
she Senate Chamber. at a O'Clock p. NJ. every
Wednesday, until further notice.
FRANK =; sLtErER, Chairmen.
u. L.PATT 'NGALL,
II. A, WEYMOUTH, Sec.
Elections.
The Commute on Elections will meet In the Houss
Of Representatives., on Wednesday, Jan. 49, at
O'Clock +. N.
IA. HOBs0N, ses of Com.
agriculture.
The Committee on Agriculture will meet at room
No. 10. on Wednesdays. ut 2 O'Clock 7. NJ. until
otherwise ordered.
GEORGE ,d,E Flint, Chairmen.
Touns.
The Joiat Committee on Towns will meet at Room
AZ, stat House, on Thursday OF each elk, at "A
O'Clock T.. NJ, until further police Per order,
g. r. HEE,EY, Clerk.
Claims.
The Committee on Claims will meet In Room No
49, on Thursday of each week, at 40 L. NJ, until
otherwise ordered.
II. +. DAGGETr. Chs,ruen
+. T.. ROBERTS,
A. II. NEwBERr. Sec.
Counties.
The COMMITTEE on Counties viii meet at the Sen
ate Chamber Immediately after adjournment. Fri
day. Jan. l4th.
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Daily Ksnntbsf 5cnrnal.
Augusta. Thursday Morning. Jan. 13
Notice.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

HOUSE OF REPREsESTAffVks,
AUGUSTA. Jan. o, les7.
Ordered, That the time for the reception OF p"ti.
sons and biIs for private and sp cal egis aiton
limited to Monday, Ian 81, 1857, and that all tuch
petitions and bs presented alter that date be re-
ferred 10 the next legislature and that the cierk OF
the House cause ihls order to be published In the
Daily Kenneb@c Journal, Bangor Daily Wing and
Courier. Portland Daily Press, Ia tern Argus, .ew
iston Daily Journal, Bangor numerical, bath Diiy
Times, Aroostook Rnpablican. am nded by soding
Rockls nd Opinion, l.worth American, Ptscafa-
quis Observer and Nschias Republican
This order came from the Senate, read ana passed
and was read and passed 10 concurrence;
NICHOLAS fgssKsDEs. Clerk
A true copy. Attest:
NICHOLAS FEssEsDES. Clerk.
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Active, Pushing and Reliable.

Devine Coughlin can always be relied
upon to carry in stock the purest and best
goods, aud sustain the reputation Of being &C.
tive, pushing and reliable, by recommending
articles with well established merit and such
as are popular. Having the agency for the
celebrated DR.. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption, colds and coughs, will sell it on
positive guarantee. 1t will surely cure any
and every affection of throat, lungs, or chest,
and in order to prove our claim, we ask you
to call and get Trial Bottle Free
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John Roach is one of the best exam
pies of the self-made man which this
country has produced. says the Philadel-
phia Press. His pluck, energy, business
capacity aud natural genius served him
better than any family or friends could
have done to build up an enormous bust
ness from small beginnings and create a
great fortune by labor, skill and thrift.
In the course of his many engagements he
came, at length, to serve the government.
His business being that of shipbullder,
he offered 10 build for the United States
for less than his competitors were willing
to accept. and for this offense he has been
abused like a pirate and treated as little
better than q thief by large number OF
public men and still larger number of
party newspapers. His life is most
striking example of the rare opportunities
which this country offers to the fortune
less youths who have the genius to per-
ceive and make the most OF them. Mr..
Roach was several times reducedto power
ty in HE preliminary struggles with for
tune, but he promptly retrieved himself
and there is no doubt that.h his health
and strength been spared, he would have
rallied from the reverse which overlook
him when hostile Administration de-
stroyed his credit aud threatened to repu-
dia,e the contracts made with him by the
government and reclaim the money which
had been paid on them. This reverse,
coming on with old age and broken
health. was too much for him. Disap.
pon,ment and chagrin preyed upon him,
and if it did not kill him left him in a
condition of mind and baby in which he
fell swift and easy victim to the fatal
cancer. Now that he is dead, probably
eveu those who were most malignant and
persistent in slandering him in his life
will be willing to do him some partial
and tardy justice.
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Bucklen's Arnica ,nIv,.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapred Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruption, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price % cents per box. For sale
by Devine G Coughlin. may29td&wly
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A remarkable boycott is in progress in
Galveston. A female compositor of that
city, a member of the printers union,
married union compositor. and then
tried to get him to Join the order. He re-
fused and the union voted boycott in
which the wife participated. having left
her husband and begun proceedings for a
divorce.
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CUMBERLAND.

The Metropolitan Rubber Company has
been formed in Portland tor the purpose Of
manufacturing, buving and selling either a.
manufacturers, dealers or brokers, rubber
and waterproof goods of every description
The capital stock is 1925, 900, all of which
has been paid in.
Thomas Ii. Bibber, engineer at zenn
Thompson's carriage factory at GO Union
street, Portland, dropped dead of heart dc.
ease on Congress street about 10 o'clock Sat
urday evening", Jan. s. During the war be
was "A member of the First Maine Battalion,
and has been a member of Bosworih Post G.
A. r.. almost since its nrganizaIion.
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Children troubled with worms suffer every
thing. r. f Jones. EddiDgton, Me-, writes
There is nothing equal 10 Bells Ssrsaparilla
for children troubled with worms" IL will
cleanse their stomach and give them both
health aud strength. (Only 80 cts. per
bottle.) ian4d&wlw
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Know thyself by reading the "Scienee OF
Life, the best medical work ever published,
for young and middle-aged men
n,ay7dkvIv
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Statistics show that more people die OF con-
sumption than from any other cause. Slight
colds are the true seeds Of consumption.
Beware Of the slightest cough. Adamson's
Botanic Balsam stands without peer. Trial
size only 10 cents. janlld&wlw
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The central location and new fttingsof
the Sturtevant House, New York, and IL
popular management by Messrs. Matthew's
Piersou, make it just the place to stop.
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State News.


PALMYRA.-Our correspondent writes IA,
10: The subject of conversation for IN.
past few days has been an outrage commn.a
upon enc of our citizens last Wedpe,J,,
evening. The following are the particular.
As +. Ii. Tibbetts was returning from WnN.
vile, where he had been that dsy to trap,,,,
some business and where he collected quite,
sum of money, he was attacked by some pp,
son or persons unknown. The party Al.
preached from the rear and delivered NJ,
Tibbetts blow on the head which resde,ei
him unconscious. While in this state he Va,
relieved of what money and valuable pap.,,
ne had upon his person; his horse was tut,.d
loose and he was left beside the road. IJno,
regaining consciousness he went TO the Ar,
house for aid. Obtaining help he returned
to the scene Of the robbery but no trace Of
the party could be found. They got ssv
with about $500. Nc information has been
obtained to furnish any clue to robber..-M,
p. II. Lang recently received intelligence Of
the death of her brother. Mr.. Geo. Faruhau.
formerly resident of this plscs, WHO. for.
few years past, has been in the West. He
was killed almost instantly by a falling tree
The village school commenced again to-ds,
after an intermission of Two weeks
No. ANsoN.-.Our correspondent writ.,
Jan. 10. The citizens of this place are hope.
full that large industries will be started the
coming summer.-Partes have bonded the
water power for the purpose OF bulldogs
pulp mill, and also paper mill Ben s.
Collins. Esq, will start in few DAYS for
Kansas City on business.-Capt,listso of thu
place have invested quite largely in real e..
tate in Kansas City and their investments
have nearly doubled in value, so it is reported
The Odd Fellows New Years ball wns
success and they realized a handsome sun
after paying all bills. Rev. Mr.. Freess 10
improving very slowly. but is not able to at.
tend to his church work.
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is conferred upon that magnificent institution,
the human system, by DR.. Pierces "Golden
Medical Discovery" that fortifes it against
the encroachments OF disease. 1t is the great
blood purifier and Alternative, and as 8 rene
dy for consumption, bronchitis. and all dis.
eases of wasting nature, its influence 10
rapid, tfficacious and permanent. Sold
everywhere Janl0M& rh&wlwnr.
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Mrs. A. ID. Chandler. Derby, Vermont. writes: "
think DIR: Seth Arnold's Indian Vegetable Sugs
Coated Pills the best I ever used"
DIR. Seth Arnold's soothing and Quleting Cordh
Tor children. Recommended by mothers and nurses
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Standing Com mittees of the Senate
BILLS IN THE SECOND READING.

Messrs. Lumbert oF Aroostook, Allen G
Knox, Sleeper of AndroscoagiD, Young c
Oxford, Goodnow of Washington, Weymouth
of York, Rich Of Waldo, Burrill of Hancock
Russell of Kennebec, Cole of Cumberland
Simpson Of Penobscot and Hinckley O
Sagadahoc.
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ENGRossED BILLS.

Messrs. Lord of Penobscot, Heath of Ken
nebec, Gushee of Knox, Sargent of Hancock,
Wescott of Cumberland Nickels of Waldo,
Libbey of Penobscot. Norcross of Franklin,
Gilbert of Oxford, Wallace of Washington.
Dunnell OF Cumberland and Harmon of
York.
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Counties.

The COMMITTEE on Counties will meet at the Sen.
ate Chamber Immediately after adjournment. Fri.
day, Jan. l&h.
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The Conn ittee on Fisheries and Game will meet
in room No ", on wedue day Of each week, at 2.
O'Clock f. NJ an II further n ,tice.
BENZ. r HfNCkLEY, Cha,,,,.,
GEO. G. CLIFFORD, ""A